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Strike: FG Evokes ‘No Work, No Pay’ Policy Against Resident Doctors / The Strike Continues As FG Threatens No Work No Pay For Doctors / NMA Threatens To Embark On Strike If FG Yield To The Demands Of JOHESU (2) (3) (4)
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by Trumps: 9:42am On Apr 19, 2018 |
Cromcruach91:Dr, you are biased & sentimental NMA's domination is the clog of progress in Nigeria health sector. 1 Like |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by Nobody: 9:45am On Apr 19, 2018 |
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Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by dokJ: 9:47am On Apr 19, 2018 |
Johesu ll come back to their duty post in shame as always ...I wish FG ll effect d no work no pay threat....Nonsense! |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by dokJ: 9:58am On Apr 19, 2018 |
hospital services ll keep running even without johesu......d earlier dey realize d better |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by obonujoker(m): 10:03am On Apr 19, 2018 |
Cromcruach91: Strike out increase taxes... only thieves go this way.. Nigeria is not ripe for it yet.... |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by adeblow(m): 10:13am On Apr 19, 2018 |
Mrakeli:Despite your government's commitment, yet you were warned severally, and your inept attitude toward settling the issue has caused the strike. Sometimes I don't know why the only language government understands is strike, like seriously |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by toyinojo: 10:32am On Apr 19, 2018 |
Hello everyone; Please can someone help me with the list of all health workers strike that has happened in Nigeria in the past years. Also, the date it started and ended (duration) Thank you. God bless |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by obi58: 10:35am On Apr 19, 2018 |
Cromcruach91: Bros stop giving excusues for the government. If an agreement was signed in 2017 by BOTH parties pray do tell why government should be reneging on it's side of the agreement? Who told you that the health sector is not properly funded? What should be the focus is increased accountability and probity in the use of allocated public funds for the provision of medical services part of which is the agreed renumeration of staff amongst others. Government should not now be offering excuses of lean resources after agreements were made especially at this time of swelling foreign reserves! |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by Nobody: 10:42am On Apr 19, 2018 |
obi58: Seriously we need health to have a budget in the trillions of naira for it to be up to international standards. Health is not well funded here. Unless you want to tell me that our hospitals are all in good shape, and we hospital staff have been lying to you. If we fight corruption, things will only get slightly better |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by TheUpsetGirl1(m): 10:42am On Apr 19, 2018 |
Cromcruach91: stop ranting about oil.. so the Nigerian government can't do without oil abi? what if there was no oil in the south? reasons we need restructuring.. nonsense |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by Nobody: 10:45am On Apr 19, 2018 |
TheUpsetGirl1: So, if we got ff oil today, that means that taxes are going to go up. Agriculture, which I believe we should focus on more, isn't earning cash like it did in the 1960's and 70's. Restructuring might solve the funding problem for some regions but not for all. |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by quatrevingtdix: 10:47am On Apr 19, 2018 |
im sure if you guys have malaria, you'lD shout NMAs responsible. It has happened in some facilities before with the CMDs been drs. Effecting the no work no pay, university of ilorin teaching hospital[uith] a case study, uith doctors can testify, they didnt get paid wHenn they were on Strike . Please can you guys let NMA rest, blaming NMA for your misfortunes,its no longer intetesting... 2 Likes |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by olatommy7(m): 11:00am On Apr 19, 2018 |
You can't but imagine the kind of nma of this country, I keep asking, the johesu agitations how does it concern nma? Are they the govt? Is the benefits coming from their pockets or from their forefathers pockets, they ought to mind their business, johesu doesn't come out to counter them, if they can function alone, let's see how they'll do it without records. P effty: |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by Smartademu(m): 11:13am On Apr 19, 2018 |
Cromcruach91:That is a lie, NMA has gone on strike since JOHESU's like strike and there was no such threat. And mind you, CONMESS has been reviewed as a result of the strike why can't same be done with CONHES? |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by TheUpsetGirl1(m): 11:19am On Apr 19, 2018 |
Cromcruach91: who cares about other regions? as long as it can solve the problems of the owners |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by obi58: 11:28am On Apr 19, 2018 |
Cromcruach91: We keep giving excusues for the failure of the health sector. We don't need trillions to make hospitals work and get people to do their jobs. Even if we cannot ensure all our government owned hospitals are world class, they certainly can be far more functional. |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by toyinojo: 12:04pm On Apr 19, 2018 |
Hello everyone; Please can someone help me with the list of all health workers strike that has happened in Nigeria in the past years. Also, the date it started and ended (duration) Thank you. God bless |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by Nobody: 1:29pm On Apr 19, 2018 |
obi58: Define 'functional' ? Note that we have to 1)Import most of the equipment we use in our hospitals...we don't manufacture any of them 2.)Maintain most of these equipment...which costs money. 3.Provide light 24/7 and water 24/7...which costs money(and now we pay more for the tiny power the DISCOS dash us). 4.)Pay for research work in the hospital. 5.)Pay for all the improved staff salaries and conditions of service that we expect when salaries go up when govt answers JOHESU AND NMA positively. 6.)Buy drugs...which cost money too.(and you people would want them free of charge). Thing is, you want $20000 health care at $200. Impossible. Someone was complaining that Barbabra Bush lived long because of good health care in the USA...paid for by high patitent bills,high taxes, and high insurance premiums. If we were to charge that in Nigeria, whahala go land. 1 Like |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by Donraqh(m): 2:07pm On Apr 19, 2018 |
Cromcruach91: And you think it's wise to meet the demands of Doctors and abandon other health workers, FG managed to answer the Doctors then gave a deaf ear to the Nurses, Pharmacists and other staff. These people are buying from the same market for crying out loud. I think you should do well to understand why JOHESU Embarked on strike. Ngige just served a peripheral piece to serve their wicked act towards JOHESU. Find out what real problem is, thank you. |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by Nobody: 2:15pm On Apr 19, 2018 |
Donraqh: 1.Heck, I am not into NMA-JOHESU beef. That'snot my concern. Ever since i got into my line of work...I focus on patient. 2.Yes, the govt answered doctors...and I am here to tell you that in a few years, it would soon become unsustainable. Doctors too are also leaving the country in droves...what does that tell you (Hint...it isn't because JOHESU drove them away...it is because .....money!). As I have said elsewhere...I am for government answering JOHESU positvely,I even think that retirement age should be raised! The problem is...with which money. NMA too should be asking that quesiton...with which money is government going to sustain our demands (And govt has not anwered our demands about facilities yet.). ASUU got 200bn yearly for 5 years for unviersites in 2013. By 2015...GEJ had stopped paying because oil prices were falling. Now..no one remebers that ASUU money anymore. My point is....Govt should give JOHESU and NMA what they want. Even much more! But it has to be paid for...and either way it is more taxes, more loans even higher hospital fees! 1 Like |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by phase1: 2:42pm On Apr 19, 2018 |
Cromcruach91: You are ranting like a dog. You implied that the health budget is not enough to go road. But nigerians now know how you physicians loot the monies meant for health ministry. The Aso rock clinic headed by a physician had no table paracetamol according to Aisha Buhari but million were disbursed for that hospital and your physician colleague who is the CMD of the hospital looted the money. With the level pf rot you Physicians have instituted in the health sector, a serious government will ban many of you from holding any administrative post in the health sector at all level. The leader of the World health organization Tedoros is not a physician but a Medical lab Scientist and a former Executive of the African society of clinical laboratory science. |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by Nobody: 2:45pm On Apr 19, 2018 |
phase1: And you need to grow up. Good afternoon. My point is...is there enough funding to sustain salary and other increases for doctrors and nurses, pharmacists, etc...not your infantile fight with the doctors, nurses, et al. Don't ever insult me again. I did not insult you, you chose to do so. Grow up. 1 Like |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by Omonoba1: 3:28pm On Apr 19, 2018 |
Cromcruach91:All your comment so far is filled with either my union or we doctors Just makes your posts so boring to read. |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by obi58: 3:38pm On Apr 19, 2018 |
Cromcruach91: |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by Nobody: 3:44pm On Apr 19, 2018 |
obi58: Well, yeah...but we still need the improved equipment to serve you better...and we need better salaries...all of us doctors,nurses,pharmacists, etc... |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by obi58: 5:38pm On Apr 19, 2018 |
Cromcruach91: Public hospitals work well even in neighbouring Ghana here so why not Nigeria the giant of AFRICA? Answer: Greed. Both on the side of government who are determined to perform their duties perfunctorily and workers who are unwilling to be reasonable in their salary demands even though they are not willing to give their best on the job. |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by dumodust(m): 6:53pm On Apr 19, 2018 |
Nigerians are getting it wrong with the health sector like someone rightly said here, there is no dedicated funding source, no tax, no estimate... nothing the government just constructs mighty empty shells then nothing gets done because nothing is available except a huge workforce that in health care you may be surprised to find that it is filled by admin staff that lobby to get jobs and not healthcare professionals. the doctor patient ratio in Nigeria is appalling and more are leaving monthly. not like the job is easier elsewhere but at least you work, get paid and feel like you have done meaningful work. Nigerian healthcare delivery is frustrating, this cash and carry medicine is nonsense sincerely and topical discussions like healthcare funding and insurance is not even up for discussion in nigeria, it simple here, just blame the doctor for your woes, refuse to pay him, blame him for failed deals with the government, etc the funny thing is that the healthcare workers rightly asking for more pay cant even afford healthcare bills with the same pay if they really fall ill...its all a shame really |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by 400billionman: 7:13pm On Apr 19, 2018 |
JOHESU are lazy Nigerian youths always going on strike |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by kingviny: 8:52pm On Apr 19, 2018 |
Please can anyone connect me to a neurosurgeon asap? my mother in law who is between life and death was scheduled to be operated upon this week. Thanks to this wicked strike by ...ESU, Luth has asked us to move her away, someone that is unconscious! These Federal Health workers are very very wicked. They are putting money first rather than saving lives. Can't they atleast provide skeletal services to critically I'll patient? They are asking us to go to a private hospital, those ones that can charge an arm and a leg to treat an headache! Her life is in danger , any nairaland doctor who can link me to an affordable neurosurgeon will be highly appreciated. My contact is - 07081516945 |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by steveDpro: 9:44pm On Apr 19, 2018 |
Ok |
Re: JOHESU Strike: Nigerian Government Threatens ‘no Work, No Pay’ Policy by somehow: 6:20am On Apr 20, 2018 |
And should be replaced with? AnyDevice: |
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